If you’re a Brit moving back to the UK from the U.S., you can use the NHS for healthcare. Just fill out a GMS1 form to register with a local GP. You’ll need to prove your eligibility with documents. The NHS provides free care, but expect longer wait times and limited services compared to the U.S.

Every year, the United States welcomes talented athletes and coaches from the UK and around the world, who are able to take advantage of America’s world-class facilities and academic programmes.. For lots of athletes, the chance to train and compete in the U.S. is a dream. They’ll have access to incredible training facilities and a […]

The U.S. is home to some of the world’s most prestigious universities. For many academics, getting to work and teach in the U.S. with its world-class institutions and significant funding opportunities means that they really can concentrate on fulfilling their life’s work. If you’re hoping to teach or research in the U.S. there are quite […]

Professionals from the UK who want to work in the United States may have at least a few potential U.S. visa options, especially with an employer that’s willing and able to sponsor them. One of the most common routes for Brits involves first working for a multinational company in the UK that has a presence […]

The good, the bad, and the lottery The H-1B Visa: An Overview The H-1B visa is a popular visa for skilled workers,. It is a nonimmigrant visa that allows U.S. employers—especially those looking to recruit and retain top talent from all over the world—to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations. These occupations typically require specialized […]

America has long been hailed as a land of boundless opportunity, particularly for startup founders. With renowned innovation hubs such as California’s Silicon Valley, New York City, and lately even Austin, Texas, the United States offers an unparalleled ecosystem for entrepreneurial endeavors. From access to top-tier talent to robust funding opportunities, the promise of America […]

Brits and Americans may be united by a common tongue, but the two communication styles couldn’t be more different. Here’s a handy guide to help you embrace the differences and be open to making friends across the pond.

Few things are more important than the ability to stay connected while on the move. But which mobile phone plans will let you do that on both sides of the Atlantic? Join us as we explore the ways to stay connected while crossing the pond, including eSIMs, international roaming plans, and prepaid SIM cards. Choose wisely based on your needs.

When it comes to Brits moving to America, “How do I get healthcare in the USA?” is one of the most common questions. Dive in to our guide on how to get health insurance in the USA and find out!

The USA is a car-centric country, so having a car is essential for getting around, but if you’re coming from the UK, there’s a few differences you should be aware of. Here’s our top tips on driving in America!

The American right to bear arms, protected by the Second Amendment, allows individuals to possess weapons for self-preservation. While the US allows gun ownership, laws and regulations vary by state. Despite controversy, this right remains strong, upheld by the US Supreme Court.

London is now a touchdown for NFL fans, thanks to the International Series. But beware the time difference and limited game broadcasts; bars like Passyunk Avenue, Hippodrome Casino, and Bodeans BBQ are your best bets. For the ultimate experience, catch the NFL in person at the London Games!

Deciding to abandon your Green Card is a significant step that impacts your legal status and future opportunities in the United States. For British citizens holding Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) status, this decision might stem from various personal or professional reasons, such as relocating permanently abroad, extended time outside the U.S., or complex tax obligations. […]

If you’re interested in studying in the U.S., you’ll usually be looking at one of two different visas: the F-1 visa (for academic studies) and the M-1 visa (for vocational studies). The F-1 Visa For British students aspiring to pursue their academic dreams in the United States—which thousands from the UK do every year—the F-1 […]

In today’s globalised economy, multinational companies often need to transfer key personnel between offices in different countries, including from the UK to U.S. You can use this to your advantage if you’re working for a company in the UK that has a U.S. presence (or is willing to create one). For these multinationals looking to […]

The O-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa for individuals with extraordinary abilities in certain fields. It’s divided into two categories: (1) O-1A (extraordinary ability in business, science, arts, education and athletics)(2) O-1B (extraordinary ability in the arts, or in the motion picture/TV industry). The USCIS Policy Manual contains detailed information about these increasingly popular visa […]

The E-2 treaty investor visa can be a flexible option for British entrepreneurs, which could allow you to live and work in the U.S. for years. For British citizens with an entrepreneurial spirit, the E-2 visa offers an exciting opportunity to live and work in the U.S. while starting or growing a business. Whether you’re […]

Good news: dual citizenship is allowed in the UK, so you can be British and American. U.S. law also permits dual nationality, so you can have both without risking your UK citizenship. Just remember, with great citizenship comes great responsibility – and possibly some conflicting laws and limited consular protection.

If you’re in the US and your UK passport is expiring, don’t stress! You can easily renew it online. Have your current passport, a digital passport photo, and a debit/credit card ready. Expect up to 10 weeks for processing. Need it sooner? Consider an emergency travel document. Check UK Government’s website for updates.

UK driving licenses are generally fine for short visits to the US, with varying state-specific rules. Consider obtaining an International Driving Permit for added convenience. Keep in mind the differences in traffic rules and road signs between the two countries. Upon permanent relocation to the US, regulations for license conversion vary by state, with some requiring tests and others allowing retention of the UK license.